here lads, my neighbours both work at The QE (England), they are both High-Level cleaners (as in they did training for Hot Zones years ago.
Just spoke to him then as I had a fag, he said he has seen it with his own eyes (the brutality of coof), he said that the news they get changes every day, but his mate (A Doctor) at the hospital said there is a no resuscitation order on for Covid patients...
This is bad (QE is one of the best hospitals in the world btw, free to all), he said his job most of the time before this was cleaning rooms for British and American soldiers shot in the M.E ready for operation (the hospital is so good, you are better off flown from Afghanistan with a gunshot than operated on there).
This is not good.
Here lads, my neighbours both work at The QE (England)...
Samuel White
Aiden Mitchell
meanwhile in Greece, more and more people are getting off the ventilators and there is no spike or great need for them
You should really punish your politicians for not caring for people instead of profit.
Matthew Scott
>no resuscitation order on for Covid patients
why would you bring a virus ridden body back?
do the doctors know about the zombie effect it has?
did they learn about that yet?
Landon Thompson
I think nobody knows is from the vibe I got from him. He said he has seen the bodies uncollected, and he's no soldier. I think he's soldiering on like a champ (he's still going in daily).
a DNR order is fucking dark though...don't you think?
If some celebrity was on the table, you know they would get 5 minutes more of manual pumped breathing.
Parker Davis
He was very stuck on the subject of their emails telling them conflicting information that changes daily. We both reached the agreement that nobody has a fucking clue, Drs included (especially politicians), mitigating panic is the best solution.
Brandon Johnson
>a DNR order is fucking dark though...don't you think?
why?
it's a pandemic.
the machine and bed could be used for a possible survivor.
Angel Phillips
I suppose you are right... I don't have to like it though.
Sebastian Bailey
we all have to live in survival mode for the species at this point, user.
Ethan White
You typ like a 9-year old. Nice LARP
Carter Phillips
I agree, but I don't have to agree...
That sounds like nonsense, I suppose I am saying I hope everyone gets the same treatment.
Ethan Campbell
eh, we'll be fine.
Noah Green
Multiply that by 4.
Why would I LARP? I didnt say he crashed through my roof to deliver the news via abseiling.
He was putting his beer cans out and getting ready for round 85.
He's a cleaner, not some Chief Surgeon of Pathogens...
Hence why I trust his opinion more tbqh.
Lucas Martinez
Doctor here. I suspect most of you don't understand what a do not resuscitate order entails? As a doctor, "DNR bad" is one of the most normie-tier things to deal with.
So please, can you guys explain to me what you understand and why you think they are bad?
Mason White
We will. I see it as a rest button.
It can play to any favour (the outcome).
I kind of like chips in the air, but at the same time, I really dont want my Mom switched off if I could operate pump by hand.
Evan Ward
Well, I am also a Doctor (I have a Doctorate, not in weak science).
I imagine it is due to keeping the available time and tech for more "worthy" people desu.
And sure, that makes sense...I just don't trust their judgement of "worthy".
But without me researching, I am going to go for DNR meaing "If the patient has passed the time limit of brain death, the quality of life would be diminished to the point of it not being beneficial for the patient or loved ones."
His version of DNR involves CPR...
I have 3 Hard STEM degrees, he does not.
I trust the cleaner more than the NHS staff to give a full blunt truth tbqh.
Jacob Cruz
So the way he views and has seen it is pure, cold DNR. I don't think he has the research background to look at oxygen depravity in the brain...
DNR to him means "Fuck CPR", I am going to trust his lack of knowledge of anatomy and physiology to mean that he fucking knows.
Christopher Thomas
This might be a case of Greek Chad VS Bong Virgin
Isaac Jenkins
Needs more brackets
Landon Butler
One of the best hospitals in the world, free for all is Virgin tier?
Fuck off.
Fair play to Greece in any way (as long as they leave EU), this isn't a battle of "Who runs it better", because not only do Greece not control or have a say in their local politics, but neither do Austria.
I will listen to your criticism on how to run your country when you try it for yourself.
Jayden Nelson
I can't really unpick what you've said here. I don't really care how smart you are or how many degrees you have, or if you get to call yourself a doctor too.
DNRs are great. Resuscitation is abbreviation for cardiopulmonary resuscitation, or CPR as you've said. This is a specific treatment that is performed for people whose hearts are not pumping or who are not breathing - it involves external pressure on the heart to manually pump the heart, and blowing air into the lungs to oxygenate the blood. It has nothing to do with brain death.
CPR is successful out of hospital is somewhere around 5% and rises to 10-15% in hospital. The reason for this is simple - there is usually a good reason why the heart or lungs have stopped working (i.e. metastatic cancer, huge heart attack, pulmonary embolism) which has not responded to treatment. By doing CPR you aren't fixing the original problem that caused the heart to stop, you're just artificially pumping blood around the body (albeit inefficiently compared to a heart), and when you stop, the heart wont magically restart because the original problem is still there.
To add onto this, CPR is a huge resource cost (minimum 2-3 people, but often 4-10 people involved as it is very tiring) and a very undignified way to die (ribs broken, bruising, vomit, tubes, etc.).
So overall you have an ineffective treatment that wont cure whatever caused the heart to stop in the first place. Sure if someone's heart stops because they fell into frozen water, you can warm them up while you do CPR and they'll probably come back. But for someone with the coof whose lungs are filled with pus? Nah mate, CPR is a waste of everyones time
Brayden James
I'm in partial differential equations mode (its actually messing up my writing, mathematics has invaded my first language)...
Not just wrote either, but my vocal inflection and my statements have changed flow.
Quite weird.
Evan James
It's all mental structuring. Math is an appealing structure to apply to any medium as it exalts order.
Nathan Bennett
Another self glorifying anglo slide thread.
Cameron Cox
The order of things gets shaken up, but it makes sense to me.
Thats all that matters I guess.
I have started saying sentences with more complex clauses (at the start?).
Christian Hill
When have you ever seen a self glorifying Anglo thread?
We are naturally meek about or abilities, we realised early on that show offs are not liked.
Come into the chat when you have blue in your colours.
Christian Baker
And also based.
Mathematics is the language of God.
Brody Fisher
Is that in Gateshead user?
Isaac Cruz
Birmingham mate. Next to UoB (actuall, in UoB to be technical).
next to the train station called "University".
Fucking awesome hospital desu, I need their ER once, was not let down.
David Bennett
Ah was going to say it didn't look like the QE in Gateshead. My Dad's just got out the Freeman in Newcastle, I can safely say they save his life. Brilliant they were.
Michael Howard
I also have advanced degrees. But more relevant, I have died, twice, and come back. It was quite a pleasant experience, quite nice. I look forward to doing it again the third (a hopefully final) time. A DNR makes sense to me. When I'm gone, don't bring me back. I've had enough of this corrupt clown world run for lying, bloodsucking Jews and their hypocritical minions. Because of them, nothing good can get done here.
Kayden Cooper
Newcastle have a "Sister hospital" to QE.
It's probably where he was.
I was in there for a knife wound to my hand, I went in with blood loss and came out with respect.
They were better in tech than this scene attached (the surgeon working on me told me a rant about my hand for an hour after my surgery, he said "Your hand was like a movie, the slow motion...but picoscale. You had a perfect nerve branch you slid your hand between for the knife..."
His amazement lasted longer than the surgery.
He ended up using my hand for a paper actually, really good people.
Lincoln King
So have I (twice).
I don't know if I am here.
That's not shitposting either, I am actually really concerned about this the last two years.
Connor Gonzalez
(I was in QE, not Newcastle, but its same architects/designers).
William Parker
Use your advanced knowledge to change the game.
I intend to, also, we may have lived for this reason.
Alexander Bell
Depersonalization is a tough hole to climb out of, but not an impossible one. You have to truly, deep in your soul, decide that you WANT to be here. And therein is the rub, because you may truly, deep in your soul, decide that you don't want to be here.
Listen to Tom Hanx on this.
Aaron Sanders
yea... still, I'm smart enough to have a hard time relating to those >1.5 SD's below, which makes it tough to get things done. Clown world means constantly enticing children with bread and circuses.
James Wood
I ain't going to listen to Hanx as much as bring him with me...
But I do have a book of patents I really fucking need to make public domain...
I don't think I want to be here, maybe thats the problem (first death was the Tsunami, my second a bike crash).
Elijah Nelson
>Depersonalization
Did you have this to then??
I read it up online wondering if that what was I had, but it said people with Depersonalization do not look it up...basically.
Tyler Harris
Who the fuck cares. People die. It’s part of life.
Xavier Perez
The last year I have been wondering if this is "My movie" or am I playing "A bit part".
It got bad in December when I thought that "My life is just another out-take".
Tbh, Covid has actually made me saner.
When everyone else has gone nuts, it seems like they are playing level one of a game I have lived in for 16 years.
Oliver Jenkins
You have enough intelligence to create havoc.
Adrian Sanchez
If holding on until there is nothing left to hold on to, if allowing the bubble of the self to expire utterly, and then grasping a new-found sense of existence sans self, self-aware of the existence of everything and everyone around me is depersonalization, then yes, I have been through that too.
Don't be afraid to go there, wheresoever 'there' might be. Nothing can harm us. We are be-ings of Life.
Isaac Davis
And that's why you would prefer me looking after your Mom in hospital rather than some person like you...if you can empathise that.
Adam Cox
I am 100% with you on it.
I don't like brining it up because Toe Rogan made it popular, but what pulled me out of a very bad depth 2 years ago was DMT.
I made it myself, beat the "records" of breaking through...everything was better.
I accepted that it may just be a script, so I should make the most of it.
I lost my faith about a year ago too though.
Been pretty shit desu.
Now I am just glad I was alive for the End of Days.
Parker Hernandez
Yea, I noticed that, too. Most people just can't deal with some of things I think about. My perspective can be havoc-creating. Perhaps that's why I frequent online corners like 4/8ch, to connect with those who can entertain the what is unthinkable for the thoroughly programmed normie masses. Then again, fools rush in where angels fear to tread.
Jeremiah Nelson
What's wrong with being a foolish angel?
This is a photo taken by myself of the room I would have slept in if I did not go to a dudes gaff for beers on Christmas night in 2004 (Thailand).
Michael Roberts
For me it was an NDE doing foolhardy stuff.
And then years studying to safely replicate the experience. Finally went with a heroic dose of ibogaine HCL. Had I not had a sitter, that death would have been permanent. As it was, it very, very close, too close. I realized I was gambling with my life, chasing an experience I would be 'living-through' soon enough. So I stopped doing that. But I still want to go back home. Everything makes more sense to me from that perspective.
I welcome the Chink flu, if for no other reason than maybe it will shorten my existence in this horrible place full of brusque and rough perspectives and breathing smelly self-justified apes.
Luke Wood
I was only 5 metres higher.
I spent 2 months there after doing clean up.
Its coming back now for some reason, that fucking day.
Jackson Morris
NDE's are the best ones.
The others you should have probably died.
That's fate meddling.
The NDE's are the importnat ones, I didnt speak about those...
Those are between me and the knowlidge of that proximity only I could have felt, and you too...
It's hard to describe that your arm was out of a train window at 13 and a train went past just as you pulled your arm in, but...you know your fingertips grazed the oncoming opposite train by less than a nm.
Jayden Green
You might also look into IANDS. Might do you some good.
Isaac Perry
>Bilateral viral pneumonia and ARDS.
>Lung fibrosis and permanent loss of lung function.
>Myocarditis and pericarditis and the breakdown of the heart muscle into the bloodstream, accompanied by elevated troponin levels.
>Excessive clotting leading to myocardial infarction, pulmonary embolism, or stroke. Platelets are used up by what appears to be DIC, or Disseminated Intravascular Coagulation.
>Mild viral hepatitis, indicated by abnormal AST/ALT and highly elevated ferritin. Myoglobinemia and possible renal tubular damage that leads to acute kidney injury.
>Cytokine release syndrome.
>Bacterial co-infections and viral sepsis leading to multiple organ failure and excess clotting.
>Hypokalemia, low lymphocytes, low platelets, and low white blood cell counts.
>Male infertility and damage to the seminiferous ducts, indicated by abnormal testosterone and luteinizing hormone levels.
>Medullary damage that causes dysautonomia, loss of automatic breathing, and perhaps even collapses and seizures with abnormal posturing (decerebrate/decorticate posturing) and the fencing response.
>Behavioral abnormalities like strange aggression have also been noted.
Hey. Doc. Brain-eating fucking neurotropic fucking virus. One that causes a severe host response and possibly even localized vasoconstriction because of the Angiotensin II backing up. I'm getting real sick of having to tell it to people.
docs.google.com
Oliver Gray
>fate meddling
yea, that's it
Leo Thompson
Tell your neighbours to clean my toilet bongoloid
Mason Long
Why not try writing a non tl;dr.
And having the vibe of a cunt.
I'll read your blog after.
Don't come in angry, tell your story and be cool.
Zachary Ramirez
Or just fucking ninja spiderman reflexes.
The NDE's were more important than the "I have other people to save" motorised moments desu.
Easton Ross
They are not Polish cleaners.
As stated, they are High-Level cleaners.
Or they would not live on my road.
Now on the other hand...I do have a Polish cleaner.
It's amusing to me that a race of cleaners called the Polish don't know how to namesake.
Chase Collins
Sincerity is where it's at for me. Nothing else really matters.
Kevin Myers
motherFUCK this species
Parker Foster
Look. I'm sorry. I've been under quite a bit of stress lately. I'm essential services. At my workplace, we're spraying ammonia everywhere and on everything so we don't die. I've already been banned from multiple forums for asserting that COVID-19 is a neurotropic virus that causes damage to the human brain stem. I was harassed by my coworkers, and I was also fucking doxxed over all of this. Basically, I tried to raise the alarm on this virus and I got held down and pooped on.
Noah Martinez
The NDE's are the ones that fucked me!
Only the person in the skin can realise how close it was...and I dont scare easy.
As it obviously got to you too, if I told you back in 1992 when I was 10, we could stick our half bodies out of train windows as we were on them...and we did.
That one has stuck with me until as we speak.
Nobody will ever know how close it was.
The thing was, I wasn't in control of it..
I did get my finger prints bruised by an oncoming 120 MPH train from the opposite direction though (and 0.1 s later, I would have been ripped in half).
James Martinez
I have been worried sick for our doctors and nurses, who are confused about this virus and don't understand why its pathology is so complex. My document contains my attempt to unravel its pathology in detail. The whole thing is organized in sections and everything.
docs.google.com
Juan Edwards
Then tell me what you know (in a non cunt manner), is it Researchgate level?
And i'll do the rest here.
I am in engineering/physics, but I have the contacts to make noise if you know something we should look into.
Not a planet saver larper, I just know the chain of command if you are part of it.
And for some bizarre reason, they listen to me.
Jackson James
take this to /lgbt/ bug chaser
Nicholas Kelly
Can you make a non google docs, non data collecting upload?
Some people prefer to remain out of the loop (it may help other nations that will be named by Google if you share here, some 2nd world nurse may read it and get party v&.
Leo Torres
I compiled a bunch of papers on this thing, and I contacted Dr. Todd Rider and Dr. Kevin McCairn, and a few other PhDs, and they all thought the document was useful. That version is a little out of date and I'm working on collecting more. It's basically an aggregate of papers. To sum up, COVID-19 is not just pneumonia. It has Lung, heart, liver, kidney, brain, reproductive, and possibly even circulatory system complications. It is highly neurotropic and crawls through nerves to reach the brain stem, where it knocks out the brain stem and makes people suffer dysautonomia or seizures. What looks like breathing difficulty due to pneumonia may very well be brain stem dysfunction with this thing.
Oliver Bennett
For me, as a boy, I sometimes carelessly discarded and/or raped. It was not an unusual experience in my childhood, but this one time actually knocked me into death... And then suddenly I was coming from another perspective, one where I actually liked myself. It was quite a thing, to suddenly realize that one's life can feel good, although after one had lived it. I spose that's why I wanted to replicate the experience so much. Death doesn't frighten me. It's my friend.
Evan Hernandez
Go back to the Middle East and finish your war user.
We will all thank you...
And by that, I mean the Dingos dont want you, we dont, SE Asia does not, China, Russia, BRIX dont.
Go back home. I'll even send you a Superchat to your new channel...when you go home.
Because why would you want to go further from your prophet if you hate it?
Even if you thought you were creating your personal jihad in your own way (we all do that btw, Catholic here), just go home...
You would be happier, so would we.
Lets all be happy?
Matthew Russell
coolstorybro.jpg
NHS subbed out cleaning to private firms, former mil cleaners wouldn't be working in a hospital as you describe.
You must be new here
Andrew Gomez
Hello fellow brummie
I know Sandwell hospital is over flowing
Grayson Young
An Aggregate of papers is called a thesis mate.
If you believe in what you write, write the paper.
Only quote papers directly, no fucking Wikipedia to force your perception (and as soon as even a link came from Wiki, we would not take it seriously).
Write your paper, put it on here.
I'll give you advice for publication, if it's the Scientific Model...it is up to your enemies to prove you wrong...so dont be wrong.